The Story of Prince Fairyfoot (Stories from the Lost Fairy-Book, Re-told by the Child Who Read Them)
Autor: | Frances Hodgson Burnett |
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EAN: | 4064066374075 |
eBook Format: | ePUB |
Sprache: | Englisch |
Produktart: | eBook |
Veröffentlichungsdatum: | 10.11.2013 |
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Schlagworte: | British Author Childhood Stories Children's Literature Enchanting Characters Fairy-tale Retelling Imaginative Narratives Lost Fairy-Book Magical Realms Rediscovered Tales Victorian Era |
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This carefully crafted ebook: 'The Story of Prince Fairyfoot (Stories from the Lost Fairy-Book, Re-told by the Child Who Read Them)' is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents. 'THE STORY OF PRINCE FAIRYFOOT' was originally intended to be the first of a series, under the general title of 'Stories from the Lost Fairy-Book, Re-told by the Child Who Read Them,' concerning which Mrs. Burnett relates: 'When I was a child of six or seven, I had given to me a book of fairy-stories, of which I was very fond. Before it had been in my possession many months, it disappeared, and, though since then I have tried repeatedly, both in England and America, to find a copy of it, I have never been able to do so. I asked a friend in the Congressional Library at Washington--a man whose knowledge of books is almost unlimited--to try to learn something about it for me. But even he could find no trace of it; and so we concluded it must have been out of print some time. I always remembered the impression the stories had made on me, and, though most of them had become very faint recollections, I frequently told them to children, with additions of my own. The story of Fairyfoot I had promised to tell a little girl; and, in accordance with the promise, I developed the outline I remembered, introduced new characters and conversation, wrote it upon note paper, inclosed it in a decorated satin cover, and sent it to her. In the first place, it was re-written merely for her, with no intention of publication; but she was so delighted with it, and read and reread it so untiringly, that it occurred to me other children might like to hear it also.